Teradyne Robotics and Sereact announced a partnership on Oct. 21 to pair Sereact’s Cortex physical-AI platform with Universal Robots arms for retail, logistics and manufacturing tasks. The companies named returns handling and piece-picking among the initial applications.
The companies said they had already shipped hundreds of Universal Robots arms in dual-arm systems to live customer sites across Europe. Teradyne Robotics said the combined system is operating beyond demonstrations and pilots, but the announcement did not identify customers or provide throughput figures.
The companies said they also see applications in store replenishment, sortation, order induction, machine tending, bin consolidation, kitting, packing and goods handling. Sereact opened a Boston headquarters this summer to support plans to bring the joint solution to North America.